Bjorn Morten

1. Have both sharp and soft light-sources... Sharp will do great for reflections/highlights on polished watch surfaces, while the smooth light will give nice ambience. 2. Put the cam on a tripod or a steady surface. 3. ISO 100 unless you want grainy pics. 4. Find the right Whitebalance (Check your cam's manual) 5. Select one-point focus, so that your autofocus does not switch over to a bad focuspoint. 6. Have a nice arm/wrist and choose a jumper/shirt/suit that picks up some of the colors of the watch/dials/numbering/etc! 7. Avoid clutter in the background (Ie. unpaid bills, socks, filthy apartment etc.) 8. No flash!! Unless you can move/position it away from the camera or towards the roof. 9. Decide if you want to have the background come out as blurry or sharp!! (good example: http://www.cameratown.com/guides/assets/ap...comparison.jpg) Regards BM

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